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After all, we routinely look forward to new interpretations in music and new stagings of plays.

If they have previously been sourcing it from vintage sources, Donatella provided new interpretations in this collection.

The Muslim clergymen who have come to dominate their faith, he said, were never meant to have a monopoly on religious thinking or be allowed to ban any new interpretations in light of modernity.

One more open case with 14 vertices listed in Duval's paper is ruled out, while new interpretations in terms of coherent algebras are given for many of Duval's results.

At the same time he believed that the play's characters and arguments about whether pop culture can be considered art "could be open to an interesting new interpretation in a revival," he said.

In this study, test takers seek to assess the correctness and appropriateness of their responses, identify new information in the graph through rereading the instruction, rescanning the graph features, and inferring a new interpretation in order to reformulate their description in English as Foreign language (EFL) written discourse.

But I tend to alternate between Connery and Daniel Craig, who brought a sensational new interpretation in Casino Royale, the brilliant 2006 reboot of the series.

Novel analyses on existing microarray data provide fresh insights and new interpretations into transcriptome-wide changes in expression.

That said, changes in Islamic society force scholars to look at Shariah anew, with new interpretations expressed in fatwas (religious edicts) and legal opinions.

A Prosecution Road Map Fighting a battle against terrorism on home ground, officials have said, requires new interpretations, sometimes in hindsight, and quick reflexes to prevent trouble before it happens.

However, this apparent consensus has been challenged and new interpretations of events in the proliferative (CTB), terminal differentiation (STB) and deportation compartments have emerged.